Democrat try to airbrush their own sorry history of pushing Russian collusion hoax

Curtis Ellis:
The Soviets airbrushed photographs to make purged party officials disappear from history.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi doesn’t need an airbrush. She has a compliant media to help her revise history right before our eyes.

The impeachment fever gripping official Washington and cable newsrooms is not just about removing the president — it’s about deflecting and discrediting the Justice Department investigations into the shadowy origins of the failed "Russia collusion" ghost story.

Democrats want us to forget Attorney General William Barr told everyone he would investigate the source of the allegations that launched the Mueller probe and haunted the nation for three years.

They want us to forget Democrats paid a British spy to dig up dirt on then-candidate Donald J. Trump.

They want us to forget Democrats also asked Ukrainians to dig up dirt on then-candidate Donald Trump.

They want us to forget a shady Maltese professor set up a meeting with a Trump campaign aide.

They want us to forget an Australian diplomat conveniently happened to run into that campaign aide in a London bar, then tipped off the FBI about the aide’s previous meeting with the professor.

They want us to forget top officials in the FBI, CIA and Justice Department never alerted the Trump campaign to potential threats from Russian agents.

They want us to forget these same officials launched a counterintelligence investigation of the president, hid it from him and discussed secretly taping their conversations with him.

They want us to forget Barr said he would get to the bottom of all this and follow the facts wherever they led.

And they want us to forget Democratic senators asked Ukraine to help investigate President Trump or risk losing U.S. aid.

Having forgotten all this, the Democrats now feign outrage that Trump asked leaders of Ukraine, Australia and others to assist our investigators.
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There is more.

Hypocrisy only shows how shameless Democrats are about their coup attempts against the President.

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